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I don't think that's what I'm describing. That's about manually setting up agents, that run on a server, that seem to interact largely with the web (from the e
by crazygringo 2y ago
I don't think that's what I'm describing.
That's about manually setting up agents, that run on a server, that seem to interact largely with the web (from the examples).
I'm talking about not manually setting up anything -- I'm talking about an AI that simply observes the repetitive actions you're taking on your computer, infers patterns from them, and then offers to take over and finish the job.
- mcny 2y agoAs a start, I want to see if the agent can figure out how I play a clicker style game such as adventure capitalist on the computer. I am thinking I have a certain style of playing. I still don't understand how an agent can somehow figure out valid gameplay (earth, moon, mars, events) AND figure out a valid gameplay much less play the game in my own style. I think we should start with something simple, repeatable, and does little to no harm if/when things go wrong. Edit: repetitive -> repeatable
- eichin 2y agoThere was something like this on Macs in the mid 1990s, that would watch you work and suggest timed automations - there was a bit of a developer panic the first time it told someone "I see you launch <popular desktop game> around 4:30pm every Friday, would you like to do that automatically?"